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You" What aas bsea the results After the
storms have spsat thstr fury. ths chsrcA. 80
far fr0m aaying oss any of in force, has In
creased and Is worth iDesitsiy more after the
sssallt than before IL Tns caarch Is far
moss indebted 70 tns oppo.itlea OF civil gov
srnnssas taan - iss approval The hres ot
ths stake have only beea ths torches which
ChTlst ssid Ia bis haad. by tia light Of which
the ehgrch has marched - her present po-
stion ls the sound of RACKS and implements
of torture bear he rambiing Of the wh-els
T sf ths q 'sDei shaFtot 6cARolas Of martyr
dosi have hssA tho stairs By which the church
has asrendsd AqusfOrtis % the bsst test of
pars god
Fgr.hermors. our subject imprsss>s ~ that
sins VII come 70 exposure. Long long ago
had these brothers sold Joseph into Egypt
( They bad suppressed the crime, and IL WAS .
profound secret well kept by the brotheIS
Bat sadd.aly tie ssSrst Is out The old
father hears that his son IS ia Egypt. having
heea sold there by the malice OF his own
brothers How their ehesks must have
buraod and thsir hearts sunk q, the flaming
cut OF this suppressed crime. The smallest
/ iniQuity has a thousand tongues and they viii
biab out exposure saul was sent 10 de-
<troy ths CaBaanitss. their sheep 4nd their
oxea Bus when hs got down tnere among
the pastures be saw some fine saeso and oxen
too gat 70 kill, and 30 he thou 90 ne vorld
st-al them Re drove than toward home, bus
stopped 20 report TO the proghss how we'd he
had executed MS commission, when in the
distance tie sheep bagAn 20 beat and tho oxen
20 below. Ths secret Gas out and Samuel
said 70 the biush.az and confoundsd Saul:
w nat msaas ths bisating Of the sheep thai |
hear aad tas lowing of the eattlsi~ Ave.
my bearers you cannot keep an iniquity
quiet. At just the wrong tiBs the sheep will
beat and tao oxen viii below. Achan can
not steal tho 3Abylonish garment without
getting stoasd 70 death, nor Benedict Arnold
bstray his country without having his neck
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these Thieves, these burglars. these sdulter-
srs. these countsrfeitsrs, these highwaynen,
these aSsassinS. They all thought they
could bury their iniquity SO deep down
that it would never come to resurrec-
ton But there was some shoe that an
swered u the print IN the saud, soma false
KEYS found in possession. some bloody knife
that whispered Of the deed. and the public
E I'D au4 ~. of raf
law hurled him in.o the Tombs or hoissed
him on the gaiIOws At ths close OF the
battle between the dauphin Of France and
the Hslvetians, Burchard Meak was 50
slated with the victory that be lifted bis
hslmet 70 look of upon the Geld. when a
wounded soldier buried . stone thas struck
his uncovered forehead and he fell Sin will
always leave soms point exposed and there
Is no safety In iniquity. Francis I. king Of
France, was discussing how il was best to
gst bis army into Italy. Amaril. the court
fool. sprang out from the corner and said
% the king and his staff officers:
"You had better be thinking how you
will get your army back out OF Italy after
oncs you have entered" In other words
it il easier for Us to get into sin than to get
out OF It. White6sld was riding on horse
back tn lonely vay With some missionary
money in a sack fastened u the saddle bags
A highwaypan spraBg out from the thcket
and put his hand ont toward the gold. when
Whits6eid turned upon him aad said; That
belongs 70 the Lord Jesus Christ: touch IL IL
you dare and the villain fell back empty
handed into the thicket Oh, the power OF
conScieacsi II offended. IL becomes Gods
avenEing minister Do not think that you
can hide any great and prstrRcted sin in your
hearts In "a ungusrded moment it will
slip OF Of the lip. OF some slight occasion may
for a monsns set sjar this door Of hell that
you wasted % keep closed. But suppose that
in this iifs you aide it. and you get along
with that transgression burning in your
heart. s shIp On fr. within for day, may
hinder the fame fro-, bursting out By Keep
inz down the hatchwsys; yet at last. in th.
iudgmsnt. that iniquity oil slazs out bsfcrs
toe tarors Of God and the univsrss
Furtherrnore, i.sru from this subt.ct the
insepsTabis cosu-ctioa bstvssa AL events
bowsvsr rsrnots Lord Has.iaS, vas b.
beaded one yssr after b. had caused the
death of shs queens children, IN the very
mouth. ths very day. the very hour. and the
very nsruent There "a voud.rful precision
N the Divia@ iudgnsatS Tie upivsrss l.
eriY es- th0uxht - God Tho~e thirgs
which sem fraxnentary and isolated are
only different parts Ct thss one great tAought
Ho~ Far apart seeuaej thee fvo events
joseph sold - shs Arabian uercsssts and
The rulsrssiD II g-Ts: Yet Yoa So IN What
mysterious wAy God connected ths t-o IN on.
risn So az svsnas are linked tog-ther You
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